that evening we will be in fort myers florida to hear former florida congressman tray raidal discuss what let him to resign from the u.s. house of representatives. wednesday, auch to the kansas city public library with david nickels talks about eisenhower's underground campaign against joseph mccarthy. then we will be in columbus ohio, where former cia officer talks on ernest hemingway. and then we will be live in maryland's state capitol with discussions on criminal justice, income inequality, and terrorism and intelligence featuring former director of the cia and national security agency michael hayden. that is a look at some of the programs booktv will be covering this week. many events are open to the public and look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> good morning. i am president of the ge

also that evening, we will be in fort myers florida to hear former florida congressman trey rado discussed what led him to resign from the us house of representatives area wednesday, we are off to the kansas city public library where david nichols will talk about resident dwight eisenhower's underground campaign against senator joseph mccarthy. that same night, we will be at the thurber house in columbus ohio or former cia officer nicholas reynolds talk on ernest hemingway's connections to soviet and us intelligence services. >> and next saturday, we will be live at the 50th anniversary will and atlas book festival in maryland state capital with discussions on criminal justice, income inequality and terrorism and intelligence featuring former director of the cia and the national security agency michael hayden. that's a look at some of the programs book tv will be covering this week, many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2.>> c-span: where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cab

colby in north fort myers, florida. thank you for taking my call. i just wanted point out like the last gentleman said, a lot of the taxpayers are footing a lot of the bill and tuition is just rising and rising. ist i was wondering sometimes it might take drastic measures like higher taxes to better the future of this country. i think the kids of our nation are future. if by paying more taxes which helps likes to do children and young adults get into college i think that's a good thing. host: your thoughts. we absolutely need to be prioritizing spending on higher the sake ofr maintaining social mobility in this country. we have a fixed number of resources to distribute in this space and all social policy spaces. forhe highest return society coming from delivering additional scholarship dollars to a family whose income is $125,000 which is the of limit on eligibility for that scholarship? i tend to think it's not. adopts a free tuition. they say the announcement from the governor also noted a general -- generous maintenance of effort provision to pro

colby in north fort myers, florida. thank you for taking my call. i just wanted point out like the last gentleman said, a lot of the taxpayers are footing a lot of the bill and tuition is just rising and rising. ist i was wondering sometimes it might take drastic measures like higher taxes to better the future of this country. i think the kids of our nation are future. if by paying more taxes which helps likes to do children and young adults get into college i think that's a good thing. host: your thoughts. we absolutely need to be prioritizing spending on higher the sake ofr maintaining social mobility in this country. we have a fixed number of resources to distribute in this space and all social policy spaces. forhe highest return society coming from delivering additional scholarship dollars to a family whose income is $125,000 which is the of limit on eligibility for that scholarship? i tend to think it's not. adopts a free tuition. they say the announcement from the governor also noted a general -- generous maintenance of effort provision to pro

american airlines spokesperson tells us a bird hit the plane just after it took off heading for fort myers, florida. the passengers were moved to another flight. >>> new tonight the wizards on the verge of doing something they had only done twice in the past 11 seasons. >> the team is just one win away from advancing into playoffs. sherry has more. >> the wizards dominant all four quarters tonight escaping with a crucial win over the atlanta hawks. the wiz drop their last two on th keep this playoff party going. this wizards fan pumped to see the team back home tonight. and they post a great performance. john wall 20 points and 14 assists in the wizards 103-99 victory. the wiz lead three games to two and can wrap up the series in lant on friday night. it's especially exciting and stress full time. like many of you he is dealing with the ups and downs of playoff basketball and hockey. of course, he has a little more skin in the game since he ownathize wizards. he wants you to know he feels your pain when his teams come up short. >> i share in their excitement. i share in their pain. i feel badly whe

-fort myers, florida. we are surrounded by floridians this week. -yes. -two children? two children.d ariana. mm-hmm. and you're in the women's retailing business? yes, i am a general manager for a major women's fashion retailer. uh-huh, and unlike a lot of people who live down there, you were born in florida. i am a native floridian, born and raised, and it's such a wonderful place. why would i live anywhere else? well, i don't know. i'm not pushing you. yeah. you can live wherever you like. [ laughs ]

myers, florida are safe and sound. they made their way down the i- 95 corridor when their plane hit a bird. they turned around, it landed safely at dulles. an american tells us all those people will be it in florida tomorrow morning. >> u no to the talk about the metro sick -- and now to the talk about the metro sickout. is it true some metro workers will have to give three days notice if they will be calling in sick. lots of questions tonight. we ask transportation reporter pete to separate fact from fiction. >> a lot of rumor about this standup. a very high number of sick requests for friday. 500 of them. metro has denied them all. workers are protesting the new sick policy the agency has. it is true in some cases workers must call out sick e workers say they are just following that policy. metro spent wednesday night doing everything they can to derail the threat of a sickout. riders like john jan questions how they can keep moving. >> is this real? that will make people mad. >> reporter: the president of metro's la

host: let's go to susan joining us from fort myers, florida. good morning with ambassador david o'sullivan with e.u.. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i do enjoy all the programs. i'm wondering if you can refresh our memories on what prompted the subject of a brexit. and also in louisville of all the other things going on globally, has there been any consideration that there may -- have been outside influence and promoting brexit? host: thank you for the call. guest: thank you, susan. what prompted it was a decision a couple years ago of the british prime minister to hold a referendum on this issue. there were various political forces inside the united kingdom asking for this referendum to be held. that decision was taken at the last election. the referendum was held and the result somewhat against the polls and the predictions which had prevailed in the run-up to the referendum, the decision by majoritysh people by a of 52% to 40% was that they wish to leave. was any think there great suggestion of outside interference. i th

steve scully: let's go to susan joining us from fort myers, florida.ood morning with ambassador david o'sullivan with e.u. caller: yes, good morning. thank you for taking my call. i do enjoy all the programs. i'm wondering if you can refresh our memories on what prompted the subject of a brexit. guest: what prompted it was the decision of the prime minister to have a referendum. i think their workforces asking for the referendum to be held and the commitment was given. someone against the polls and the predictions which had prevailed in the run-up to the referendum, the decision of the british people by the majority was that they wish to leave. i do not think there was any great suggestion of outside interference. i think this was a likely end up to democratic campaign in the united kingdom. host: our guest is david o'sullivan. a graduate of trinity college in dublin. veteran of the irish ministry and the european union. peter is joining us in london. good afternoon. >> thank you, ambassador. the notes you gave are a very ambassadorial response to the

linda and fort myers, florida. caller: hi. thanks for c-span should i agree .ore with the previous caller this gentleman represent a corporation and not really the public interest. the bottom line is, you know, corporation is working for the shareholders. host: what is your experience with charter schools? caller: i was a teacher at a charter school, and i found the coulter there to be awful. ulture there to be awful to your on pens and needles, you get paid less, the benefits are less. this gentleman, has sued is probably worth more than i made. host: how long did you stay? caller: one year. i was so glad to get back in the public school system. host: ed pozzuoli on that experience. guest: i appreciate that. i cannot speak to that particular experience, but i am least your teaching where you want to teach, first thing, and second thing, if you look at the entire school system nationwide, the difference between charter schools, public schools, and otherwise, there are many for-profit entities that provide services to charter s

bruce from fort myers, florida, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i wonder if he would have had a problem with obama taking vacations if he took them to mar-a-lago every weekend. the thing is, it's not about taxpayers paying for his security and his flights back and forth down there, he's profiting from this. how come nobody has a problem with him personally profiting resort staying at his when dignitaries come and stay at his resort. he profits from it. i don't know if they're just ignoring it and don't care or the people just don't know. the president is not supposed to profit at our experience. that's the least of it all. host: thanks for the call. from our facebook page, cheryl says this, start making him pay. danny davis says fake news, fake comments and fake intelligence and don says, who cares? heather is joining us, hollywood, florida. good morning. independent line. caller: hello, hi. i just want to say how disgusting it is that $3 million to $4 million is being spent per trip to mar-a-lago, florida, on the backs of taxpayers for our presid

this all happened in lehigh acres, outside of fort myers florida yesterday. two year old boy was inside with him. both managed to escape, as the car filled with water, and they had only minor injuries, the teen's father charged with child neglect. >> dallas officials trying to figure out who set off alarms, they say computer hack responsible for making the city 156 emergency sirens go off before midnight friday. it took almost two hours to turn them off. city officials say they don't know how one of the hackers broke into the system but do believe the hack happened in the dallas area. >> this morning delta still dealing with effect from severe weather days ago. they canceled almost 300 flight yesterday. airline says may be more cancellation this is week, which is one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. severe weather struck the region, heart fields jackson internationainternational airpos delta's hub, 60% of the fleet passes through each day, flyers should check websites for flight status updates. >> a small landslide in washington, leaves, leads to volu

the brookings institute for a talk on american's attitudes towards taxes and we'll be in fort myers florida to hear tray radel on what led him to resign from the u.s. house of representatives and then wednesday, the kansas city public library and david lick dirk nichols talks' the. then in columbus, ohio, to former cia officer nicholas reynolds talk on ernest hemming we weres connection to intelligence services and next saturday, the 15th annual annapolis book festival in maryland state capitol will constitutions on criminal justice, income unequal, and terrorist and intelligence featuring former director of the cia and the national security agency, michael hayden. that's a look at programs booktv will be covering. many events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv, on c-span2. >> host: anie jacob seen you have rate about the lost monkey city. >> guest: a book at archaeological class. they're part and parcel to human nature and always bring in the idea of success and failure, and then also this idea of who are we and where did we come from? the more we lea

city with the worst ranking for pedestrian deaths per population was the cape coral- fort myers area in floridaam) three (pam) (pam) three sunnyvale public safety officers, who shot and killed a 300-pound, knife- wielding man in 20-15 .... will not face charges. the santa clara county district attorney's office announced today... officers had no other reasonable option but to fire their weapons, resulting in the death of moises nerio. officers responded to a report that nerio had tried to rape his half- sister. when they arrived, they found him extremely intoxicated .... and threatening police with a 13-inch kitchen knife. in newly released police body audio recording ... officers are heard directing nerio to stand down before firing their weapons. (sot) authorities believe nerio may have wanted to commit 'suicide by a cop'. (steve) it's day 98 of the trump presidency and the threat of a possible government shutdown is growing. under a microscope...health care reform. karin caifa is on capitol hill where the drama continues to unfold. we know now that it will come down to the final day here on

florida, we have 108 fires statewide. and the drought continues there, particularly in and around the ft. myers area under a severe drought so watching florida closely for dry conditions. that's a look at the >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. we're starting off warmer this morning. we'll see lots of sunshine. temperatures near to record territory this afternoon. grab your sunglasses if you're heading out the door. your neighborhood forecast today at 4:30. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> center city detour. developing now, parts of 17th street are closed because of a possible cave-in. we'll get you around it. >>> the face of abuse. police say this man beat his wife and kids for several years using everything from sticks, pipes, even a dog shock collar as weapons. >>> and more than just hanging around, these kids are spending spring break learning about the big top. we take you to circus camp. how cool is that? an end to lunch shaming. we'll be right back. the smoother the skin, you are in it. so find a venus smooth that contour

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florida. bristol-myers with earnings per share and the stock down 20% over 12 months is this a good time to addon. >> it was great the quarter was good and better than expected. i think there are better fish to 99 pharmaceutic 99 -- to fry in the pharmaceutical. i won't tell you to buy them. >> to motor city. >> caller: thank you for the show and all you do for us. i want to know about ak steel. >> like u.s. steel, too dicey for me. buy newcorps. i told club members yesterday, this is the one to by, action alert. >> caller: thanks for taking the call, appreciate it. the out to techs have been under pressure yesterday but this company is over 3% today. do you think they can buck the trend? >> i think it's a very good industry. i think one thing, snap-on, and some tell you to short it because they have subsequentsy problems and that is not true and why sna is the one to buy. to brian. >> hey, jim, long time listener from gulf breeze. i liked your insight last night on enbridge and the optimism of the pipeline and wondered if you thought it would trickle down to the partnership of eep. >> can i do

florida battling several intense wildfires across the state. there are hundreds ever wildfires many forcing thousand to evacuate from their home. a fire from for the myers burned nearly 6,000 acres. it is only 26% contained. all of florida is under a state of emergency. >> time for a look at accuweather. it's a nice day out there. >> reporter: it is, they can gladly have some of the rain heading this way. there's a lot of it. let's get you outside. some of the new computer data is coming in, this does not look pretty for tomorrow and tuesday. now we'll go live on sky6 live hd. a lovely shot it's not the commodore barry bridge, we're looking live from the city hall camera. it's nice, a couple of clouds upstairs, sunny, a slight breeze and comfortable temperatures. 59 degrees in philadelphia. 58 in trenton. allentown, 59. poconos a pair of 5s. 56 in millville. dover checking in at 57. satellite and radar along with action radar here's what we're watching, note there's not much else going on across the entire lower 48. this is pretty much it, one storm sitting and spinning its wheels across the ohio and tennessee valleys. it will hit the coast and overspre

city with the worst ranking for pedestrian deaths per population was the cape coral- fort myers area in florida) here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera.... coming up... protests at the berkeley campus against conservative commentator ann coulter. what police did to keep the demonstration peaceful. and... police are in the middle of an hours long standoff with a man suspected of killing a woman in walnut creek. kron 4's averi harper will have the details. and... congress is set to vote on a short term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown on the eve of president trump's first 100 days in office. details next hour. who are these people? the environmentally aware. the ones with their eyes on the sky and our air. they say our climate's in need of repair. why do they worry? why do they care? the energy conscious people among us say small actions could add up to something... humongous. a little thing here a little thing there starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. limiting showers to only five minutes. turning off lights in a room unless they're in it. air

i'm from florida, i know it's the dry season right now, but this is a serious drought. >> yes, ft. myers, naples, only with about a third of the rain they usually get this year. extending to tampa, orlando, all the way to -- and the cold front moving to the east. and tomorrow, chicago and dallas, not a huge threat, but certainly there. and the head of the front, very warm, ten to 20 degrees above average. 81 in nashville. new york city, 70s and 80, in philadelphia and d.c., it will feel like june. >> just like summer. rob, thank you. >>> and storms earlier this week in atlanta still causing headaches for air travelers. delta cancelling more than 100 flights today, after nearly 300 saturday and more than 3,000 cancelled since wednesday. the airline saying it remains in recovery mode. >>> and next tonight, new concerns about a wisconsin man. already accused of stealing weapons and sending a manifesto to the president. now, questions about who may have filmed him, and concerns this dangerous suspect may be targeting churches. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, as the manhunt int

reporter: and in fort myers, authorities say a cigarette sparked this blaze that spread to miles and destroyed for homes. a lack of rainfall elevating fire danger levels. the florida national guard now helping with evacuations. nancy: three middle school boys from texas are being called heroes for helping the police catch a man accused of a string of burglaries. officers were looking for the man when a boy walked up to the patrol car. they said that a stranger offered them $20 each if they helped him hide. instead, they pointed officers in his him hiding in an empty house. >> always do the right thing, even though it was a big offer, to still do the right thing. nancy: good boys. the police showed their appreciation by giving them special certificates and surprising them with brand-new bikes. and if you think about it, $20 versus a brand-new bike? good guys. they know cool, and right from wrong and do what to do. nancy: how is the weather? josh: tomorrow is an improvement. goinge the big 10 miler on in alexandria, but i want to start with the temperatures right now. we are having a big change tomorrow morning. right now, low 50's, but most of us are in the 40's. h

florida, clearwater, st. petersburg on down to the beaches off bradenton and off of sarasota and fort myers and naples and all the way down to marco island, none of those beaches received the oil because the wind didn't keep blowing it that way. but the entire west coast of florida lost an entire tourist season because our guests, our visitors, the tourists, they didn't come because they had seen those pictures. and they thought that oil was on all of our beaches. let me tell you how risky that had been. there is in the gulf of mexico something known as the loop current. it comes through the separation of the yucatan peninsula of mexico and the western end of cuba. it goes up into the gulf and then it loops and comes south in the gulf. it hugs the florida keys. it becomes the gulf stream that hugs the east coast of florida and about mid down the peninsula it starts to leave the coast, follows and parallels the east coast of the united states and eventually goes to northern europe. that's the gulf stream. had that oil spill been blown south from louisiana and the loop current had come enough north, that oil sp